Sample Programs in Every Language – Page 8

What originally started as a 100 Days of Code challenge has blossomed into a serious project. Welcome to Hello World in Every Language: a series of Hello World implementations in as many programming languages as possible. What is Hello World? According to Wikipedia, Hello World is any program that displays "Hello, World!" to the user. In many cases, Hello World is used to demonstrate basic features of a programming language. The Hello World program supposedly first appeared in 1972 in Brian Kernighan's book A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B: main(){ extrn a,b,c; putchar(a); putchar(b); putchar(c); putchar('!*n'); } a 'hell'; b 'o, w'; c 'orld'; Today, Hello World has become the standard introduction to just about every programming tutorial. In fact, I even used Hello World in my Java class structure tutorial. Now, I'm trying to implement Hello World in every programming language. Why Hello World in Every Language? Now to be fair, I'm not the first person to tackle Hello World in every language. In fact, there are two archives I'm aware of: The Hello World CollectionThe leachim6 GitHub Repo Both of these archives simply list the various Hello World implementations without a lot of context. As a result, these archives are much larger than my GitHub collection. However, if you're looking for something a bit more interesting, you're in luck. With each of my implementations, you'll get a brief breakdown of the solution and the historical background of the language. As a bonus, you'll get to watch me grow on this journey. Hopefully, that's a little more fun! An Alphabetical List of Languages If you've had a chance to browse through any of my Hello World implementations, then you know that there's really no order in the chaos. In other words, I explore languages almost randomly. While that's fun for me, I am certain this is frustrating to you. As a result, I've decided to provide a list of all the languages in alphabetical order. Consider this an index: Hello World in ALGOL 68Hello World in BashHello World in BefungeHello World in BrainfuckHello World in CHello World in C*Hello World in C#Hello World in C++Hello World in CrystalHello World in DHello World in DartHello World in ElixirHello World in ElmHello World in GoHello World in GobyHello World in Google Apps ScriptHello World in HackHello World in HaskellHello World in JavaHello World in JavaScriptHello World in JuliaHello World In KokaHello World in KotlinHello World in LispHello World in LuaHello World in MATLABHello World in MoonScriptHello World in Objective-CHello World in OpaHello World in PascalHello World in PerlHello World in PHPHello World in PicoLispHello World in PowerShellHello World in PythonHello World in RHello World in RacketHello World in RedHello World in RubyHello World in RustHello World in ScalaHello World in SchemeHello World in SolidityHello World in SwiftHello World in Visual Basic .NETHello World in Wren As always, thanks for sticking around. If there's a language missing that you want to see, feel free to drop it down in the comments. I'm always looking to explore new languages.